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this is for people who were adopted, if you could answer these questions that would be amazing.
⚠️i have an assignment about adoption and i need to interview people who where adopted.⚠️

1. do the prospective adoptive parents have any other children? if so are they biological or adopted?

2. how does the prospective adoptive parents family and friends feel about them adopting children?

3. how old where you when you got adopted?

4. if you remember, were you scared at first meeting your new parents?

5. do you ever think about adopting a child when you are old enough?

6. how would you describe your relationship with you parents that adopted you?

7. did you ever feel accepted in the family because you were different?

8. do you still get to see your birth parents?

9. if you could go back into time what do you wish you could do.

10. do you enjoy living with your new family?

(I am answering for a friend who is currently with me)

1. Yes. Biological.

2. They are very supportive. Some question it, a little, but most don't care.

3. 8 years old

4. Yes.

5. Probably, because I know what it's like

6. Great. They are so loving

7. Yes very accepted.

8. No, they died.

9. Not have my birth parents die

10. I am thankful for them and everything that they have done for me and I know it could have been worse, so yes. I do.

(Again this was my friend's response)

~Sara

The prospective adoptive parents may or may not have biological or adoptive parents. Whether they have adoptive or biological children has nothing to do with the child they are potentially adopting. Basically, a couple cannot be discriminated against if they have biological children, adopted children or no children at all.

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